At Theatres Form At A Glance A Variety Night
Review of a theater program featuring Comedy Skated sketch and musical acts. Notables include Mr Davis leading in a strong performance with Templar Saxe Adele Hiood James Thornton Updale’s Circus animals and a sequence of magic and singing by De Voy and the Dayton sisters. Boott Brothers perform loop the loop while Beulah Dallas sings ragtime and Wordette Russell present a humorous skit. A pair of pictures closes the program with a mix of mystery and sentiment.
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Templar Saxe
Adele Hiood
Posseaweed
James Thornton
Hita
Mr. Thornton
Updale’s
Albini
the Majestic
Europe
Asia
Mystery Shop
George de Voyte
Dayton
de Voy
Batelie Wordette
Thomas Ruswell
The High Toned Hobo Delivers Parodies to Audience
H Alexander presents a new act titled The High Toned Hobo featuring sharp slang and latest parodies. The performer seeks engagement with the crowd, delivering witty jests and observations without deferential responses from the audience.
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H Alexander
Pantages Highlights and Juggling Acts Draw Crowds
Review notes varied acts at the Pantages including Tucker as headliner and Sophie in a deaf institution sketch. Christine Hin and troupe perform Mise Mill style Italian life. The Three Juggling Millers, George Day parody songs, Mme Zancig and husband mental feats, Mona Zancig audience questions, Helen Lowe singing, and Marine Brothers acrobatic stunts entertain despite tragedy ambience.
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Ito
Aeons Tucker
Sophie
Beattie
Christine Hin
Mise Mill
George Day
George
Mme. Zancig
Ihs
Puntages
Mona
Zancig
Madame Akswers
Helen Lowe
Antml
Marine Brothers
Nice Fat Job for Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, longtime director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, will serve as honorary European correspondent after resignation approval. He will receive the 1910 salary plus a $5,000 annual pension.
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United Press
New York
Canpar Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hope Booth Divorced In Interlocutory Decree
An interlocutory divorce decree was granted to Reynold Wolff from Hope Hooth Wolff known on stage as Hope Booth. The actres s previously performed in Seattle at the Orpheum theatre two years ago in a comedy sketch.
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United Press
New York
Reynold Wolff
Hope Hooth Wolff
Supreme Court
Mra. Wolff
Hope Booth
Hope Hooth
Seattle
Orpheum Theatre
Parr Must Wait For His $100000
Washington June 28. Richard Parr will wait for the full $106000 award for uncovering the sugar trust underweighing fraud as Congress has only $16000 in the moiety fund now available. The $10000 should be released within days and the rest apportioned at the next session by Congress.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Richard Parr
New York
Congress
Parr
Shawl Returned in Alaska Theft Case
The $20,000 shawl Mrs. Anna Wert claimed Mrs. Anna Krause stole from her has been returned to Wert’s daughter in Skagway. Wert will withdraw the grand larceny complaint. The heirloom shawl is about 500 years old and the alleged theft involved a sale attempt for Mrs. Hart.
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Anna Wert
Anna Krause
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